Georgina Reid

Georgina Reid is a Research Fellow in the School of Architecture at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), part of the Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building. She holds a PhD in Landscape Architecture from UTS (2023–present), supervised by Allan PA. Her work bridges creative writing, landscape architecture, and ecological studies, with a focus on plants, rivers, and undergrowth ecosystems. Reid’s research explores the intersections of art, botany, and environmental narratives.

Her creative outputs include articles in Kerb: Journal of Landscape Architecture and Dark Botany, as well as poetry in the NGV Triennial Exhibition Catalogue. She authored The Planthunter (2019), a book exploring plant diversity and ecological storytelling. Reid’s publications emphasize themes like urban landscapes, mangrove ecosystems, and the cultural significance of rivers. Her work often integrates artistic practices with scientific inquiry, reflecting a commitment to interdisciplinary environmental discourse.

Reid maintains active online platforms via Wonderground Press and georginareid.com, showcasing her creative and academic projects. Though no formal awards are listed, her contributions to ecological art and writing have garnered significant attention in academic and artistic communities.